Did you know that Javier Ruiz Caldera still shoots films with his former ESCAC classmates? So do Juan Antonio Bayona, Mar Coll, Kike Maíllo, Patricia Font and many others. ESCAC doesn’t end when you graduate; the community continues into the professional world.

During your first weeks at the school, you’ll become accustomed to working by projects and forming your work crews, and many of those relationships will last for the rest of your career.

At the school, we encourage project-based teamwork and technical precision.

Students work in teams to support and enrich each other as they pursue a common goal, developing the ability to work in and with cross-disciplinary, multicultural groups. We’ll give you the chance to hone your talent in a setting that promotes creativity and interaction among students and alumni of all ages.

Nearly 25 years down the road, the ESCAC Foundation has succeeded in achieving one of its founding goals: to seek out and support talented individuals, as evidenced by the careers of illustrious alumni like Juan Antonio Bayona, Javier Ruiz Caldera, Mar Coll, Kike Maíllo, Nely Reguera, Dani de la Orden, Roser Aguilar, Óscar Faura, Arnau Valls, Pau Esteve, Eduard Grau, Lluís Castells, Bernat Vilaplana, Jaume Martí, Elena Ruiz, Alberto de Toro and many others.

The success of the ESCAC formula is also borne out by more than 40 nominations in technical categories and 20 Goya Awards from the Spanish Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, especially the three Awards for Best New Director (J.A. Bayona in 2007, Mar Coll in 2009 and Kike Maíllo in 2011).